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Oklahoma registers: per firm: a commercial feed license for each manufacturer or distributor whose name appears on the label or invoice as the guarantor. No product registration. Product fee: None. License or firm fee: $50 per firm/yr. Tonnage report: yes.
| Agency | Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry (ODAFF), Consumer Protection Services, Feed ProgramSource: ag.ok.gov |
|---|---|
| What's registered | Per firm: a commercial feed license for each manufacturer or distributor whose name appears on the label or invoice as the guarantor. No product registration.Source: oscn.net · 2 O.S. 8-41.4(A)(1). Pet food, specialty pet food and treats are all commercial feed. ODAFF's feed page lists only the license and the semi-annual inspection fee. |
| Product registration fee | None (Oklahoma has no product registration)Source: ag.ok.gov |
| Package-size rule | No package-size ruleSource: oscn.net · 2 O.S. 8-41.9 charges the inspection fee on all tons distributed, with no package-size exception. |
| License / firm fee | $50 per license per yearSource: law.cornell.edu · OAC 35:30-27-11(a). Oklahoma Administrative Code, read on law.cornell.edu because the official site (rules.ok.gov) refused automated access; same text in ODAFF's Feed Law and Rules booklet. The license application also shows $50. |
| Registration period | Annual, July 1 to June 30Source: ag.ok.gov · The application says the license expires June 30 of each year and must be renewed annually. |
| Renewal due | Renew by July 1 each year. Renewal applications received 30 days or more after the renewal date pay a $50 late filing fee.Source: ag.ok.gov · Late fee: 2 O.S. 8-41.4(A)(4) and OAC 35:30-27-11(a). |
| Tonnage report required? | Yes, every licensee files a semi-annual tonnage statement. The minimum inspection fee is $10 per half-year.Source: oscn.net · 2 O.S. 8-41.9(A)(2) and (B)(1). The fee is paid by the guarantor named on the label unless another person assumes it. Fee depends on tonnage; see the agency. |
| Tonnage report frequency | Semi-annual (January-June and July-December) Fee depends on tonnage; see the agency.Source: oscn.net |
| Tonnage report due | By the last day of January and July, for the preceding six months. Fees not paid within 15 days after the due date get a 10% penalty (minimum $50).Source: oscn.net · 2 O.S. 8-41.9(B)(1); OAC 35:30-27-11(b). Fee depends on tonnage; see the agency. |
| Form or portal | https://accessodaff.ag.ok.gov/share/ojI4wbJIBDSource: ag.ok.gov · ODAFF's online first-time Commercial Feed License application. Online renewal and online tonnage reporting are marked "Coming Soon" on ODAFF's feed page. |
| License / firm form | https://ag.ok.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Oklahoma-Commercial-Feed-License-Application-version-2-2025-1.pdfSource: ag.ok.gov · Printable Application for New Commercial Feed License (PI-170). |
| What to send | Application for Commercial Feed License (online, or the printable PI-170 by mail or in person) with the $50 fee. List each manufacturer or distributor location affiliated with you that ships feed into or within Oklahoma, and each company you make private-label feed for.Source: ag.ok.gov · Labels are not filed with the application; ODAFF may ask for copies of labels when it suspects a violation (2 O.S. 8-41.4(C)). |
| Home-kitchen pet treats | No published rule No published rule found on selling pet treats made in a home kitchen; ask the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry (feed program). Agency page.Source: ag.ok.gov · We read the agency's pet food and feed pages, its law and rules, and the state's cottage food rules, and found no statement either way on making pet treats in a home kitchen. Selling homemade dog treats in Oklahoma |
Checked October 3, 2026 against the linked agency pages, forms and statutes.
Also see: AAFCO's Oklahoma page. AAFCO's state pages show no update date.
Same rules as pet food Same as pet food: livestock, horse, poultry and wildlife feed are all commercial feed, under the same $50 license and the semi-annual tonnage statements.Source: ag.ok.gov · The license application lists livestock, ingredients, pet foods and wildlife feeds as kinds of rations.
For other animal feed in Oklahoma: product fee None; license or firm fee $50 per firm/yr; tonnage report yes.
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